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The mentioned handsets from OnePlus and Oppo are the latest to join the list of phones from Google, Huawei, Xiaomi, and Samsung phones. Besides, the Xiaomi Mi 10 was recently certified by Netflix and supports HD video and HDR10. The feature is a hit or miss for Mi 10 users in China, where the streaming service isn’t very popular. However, for other Mi fans across the globe, this is good news. Also Read - OnePlus 8 to come in new colors including ‘Interstellar Glow’; more press renders leak

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Netflix HD compatibility means that the device is officially supported by Netflix for streaming content in high definition (HD). Zhang Guoquan, Xiaomi’s Director of Smartphone Software Department, revealed this news. He also revealed that Xiaomi had to send over a unit to Netflix. The company then tested the implementation of Netflix HD on the smartphone, following which the certification was released.

Separately, the company is soon expected to launch the Mi 10 series in India. Its price in China starts from RMB 3999, which is approximately Rs 40,910 in India. This price is for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. The 8GB RAM + 256GB storage model of Mi 10 is priced at RMB 4,299 (around Rs 43,980).

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